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What do you guys think of Heterochromia-eyed heroines like Coconut from Nekopara, Satsuki Kagami from Violet Hill or Mayumi Thyme from Shuffle? I think it's a really wonderful trait. There's something about asymmetrical traits that turn me on.

yes I do have a sister let me tell you the writers of any plot regarding incest do not have siblings xD

Katawa Shoujo, it was pretty great. And it was the first time I went "wait, this piece of media has straight up porn in it, and this is legal?"

My first VN was True love. It was a long time ago. I was just a stupid horny teenager and I thought it was some kind of Porn RPG I really liked it, finished all the routes and restarted it multiple times.

Love it. You don't see a lot of heroines out there with that quality to them. So I'm not the only one... I think it's a winning combo for mischievous or funny characters like Mayumi Thyme Edit : Violet Hill looks interesting. I put it on my wishlist. Thanks CeruleanGamer

its chaos;grandpa until jast gets around releasing it, provided this is no troll post & even then.....so yo calm down everbody

The release will be a complete game, suitable for Steam and general audience. A FREE patch will be hosted by MiKandi USA that patches in the 18+ content. An "erotic" expansion if you will. Thanks for asking and your support ;-)

I dunno, I get edited by a mod by specifying a bad end in FSN a month or so back. Because all mods who aren't me suck and are literally hitler.

Not sure if anyone else caught the update hehe (see image above). Pledges have been picking up again, spirits are high, and some backers are reaching into the hard-to-get-at places to spread the word about Libra. If there's any other places you might suggest or know of, please let us know. We've been trying hard (you should see our contacts list), but some places just don't respond. For our New Year Celebration, starting December 30th (N. America Time) we'll be adding a new reward/tier each day until January 1st. Some of these rewards will be super limited, by the way. o.O Please keep an eye out on our updates page for these announcements. @Cerulean That cosplay is pretty insane. She looks even better than the character (imho). Woah! See everyone very soon! <3 PS: Does anyone ever see the Easter Eggs I leave in our banners?

I didn't make this, but I thought it deserved mention. NSFW?

I'm going to start throwing random thoughts and ideas your way. Ready? Catch! Tell them how to switch to Jappanese Local on the computer. Tell them take a look at kickstarter at least monthly for visual novel projects that might interest them. Also remind them that kickstarter is not a store, it's just a place to give support for projects. Remind them that Steam reviews aren't always the most reliable. Encourage them to ask people from a VN community about games. Well that's all I can think of right now. I'll throw some more if they come up.

>feels like real breasts Wouldn't know. Haven't touched any.

: P

Hello ladies and gentlemen of fuwa! Today I will be sharing with you a little writing project I've been working on. Thanks so much to Forgetful Frank for agreeing to edit the book for me! When I started I was editing it myself, which is slow work and I often miss mistakes in my own writing, and so this way it should be a lot better for everyone involved Also, a big thanks to Melowbee for making the illustration for Kitsune! It's a wonderful confidence boost to actually have someone make drawings for my story! On to the book: キツネと私 - Kitsune and me Summary: After spending half a day locked in her clubroom at school, Sakura heads home in the middle of the night, in pouring rain. Taking refuge from the terrible conditions, she stumbles into and old and mysterious shrine. Here she discovers a strange little artifact that she thinks may have been stolen from a museum. Wanting to get it checked out the next day, she brings the artifact home. But as the artifact ends up coming to life in the form of the ditsy, energic and completely stunning Kitsune, Sakura's life will never be the same again... Information on the book: Kitsune and me is primarily a comedy, focusing on the relationship between the main character Sakura, and her new guardian ... fox-girl, Kitsune Mimiko. When writing it I focus primarily on having fun and silly interactions between the two, and purposely try to use clichés from common visual novel, anime, manga and light novel works. It's a fun little project I recently decided to start working on, and it's not meant to be taken too seriously. The story offers elements of comedy, romance (yuri), fantasy and action. The structure is fairly similar to most VNs, in that it starts of fluffy and is riddled with mainly humor, and then it gets more dramatic towards the end. Also, note that this is written in English, though I use certain words and phrases from Japanese. Again, this isn't meant to be taken too seriously. Words such as bentou will be in the book to keep the essence of the "Japanese setting" and words such as "ne" will be left in Kitsune's sentences, as they are a part of her speech pattern and that doesn't translate as well into English in my opinion. I also keep Japanese titles when I see fit, like using Kitsune's name. For these parts, translations are on the side of the Japanese symbols. DIGITAL PDF DOWNLOAD FOR THE BOOK! A sketch of Kitsune made by Melowbee! Art made by Melowbee, thank you x100!! Editing is done by Forgetful Frank, thanks so much for that! Special thanks to Nosebleed for helping me with Kitsune's name!

I've pretty much convinced myself that I want to submit a panel proposal to Sakura-Con 2016. Below is a copy-paste of the text I've put together for the submission. I'm looking for ideas and feedback from you fine folks. It says so below, but keep in mind while reading that if you're here on Fuwanovel, you're probably not the target audience for the proposed panel; I'm aiming to help out less-experienced people who are interested in VNs but don't know where to start (think: everybody you know who read Katawa Shoujo, enjoyed it, and then never played another VN because they didn't know it was a thing). Ideas for further content are especially welcome, and I'll also welcome any critiques on wording, etc., Title: Getting Started With Visual Novels Description for the con booklet: From newer series like Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Bladeworks to older series like Clannad and Steins;Gate, many well-loved anime are adaptations of Visual Novels. But many of the best Visual Novels have no such adaptation, but are available in English translation. If you want to see what you've been missing, or want to understand more about Visual Novels and the experience of reading them in the West, come learn: - where to find news about recent and upcoming English-language Visual Novel releases - where to buy officially-licensed English translations - how to import visual novels from Japan and apply fan translations - where to find communities for discussing Visual Novels and seeking personal recommendations - how to find Visual Novels you might like Detailed description of the format: The goal of the panel is to provide novice and intermediate VN readers with resources to get them bootstrapped reading new material which is relevant to their interests. The target audience is especially people who are interested in VNs, and who maybe have some VN experience (say, people who have only read Katawa Shoujo), but who aren't aware of the huge corpus of VNs available in English. I'll be telling the audience about companies like JAST, MangaGamer, and SekaiProject; communities like FuwaNovel and /r/VisualNovels; tools like VNDB and (the new) VNTLS; and international shipping services like Mandarake and Tenso. I'll provide relevant examples of high-profile VNs available through each, and talk briefly about the relative merits of each. I expect this to take about half an hour to forty minutes, and then will use the remaining time for open discussion of Visual Novels.

Love it. You don't see a lot of heroines out there with that quality to them.

Here, this thread describes chuuni a lot better than I ever could. If you're looking for something light, I'd stay away from Cross Channel. KoiChoco or IkiKoi would probably suit you, but you could try Comyu if you wanted some action. OOOH it stands for Chunnibyou ( i already know what that is xD) i thought it stood for something else silly me Got a thing for the Tsun Tsun's eh? haha There aint nothin' better in this world than a good old tsundere with twintails my friend. I gotta agree with you a bit here, i do love me a classic blonde twintailed tsundere ( especially after just being done with Komomo in Hoshizora)

I dont know if its me being bad at searching or if its actually not there, but I could not find any info on what release this will be in the FAQ. Is it all ages with cut content, or will it be 18+? Or both? By the way, gratz on 50%! Looking good

About to hit 50 hours in Persona 4 Golden. LOVE IT, LOVE ALL OF IT

Probably not. I thought I'd start playing it again, but I'm just playing Unity-chan's action shooting instead, lol.

If they are going to do something a little more unorthodox, I vote for straight up Coconut x Vanilla yuri

>its automatic ownership of any user-created content on Steam It's not your website, it's Valve's, you have agreed to their ToS when you signed up which clearly state they have the right to mess with whatever you post on their site. This doesn't demonstrate jackshit, almost every single website has this clause in their ToS. Fuwanovel probably does too somewhere. If every single site that has this clause in their ToS is evil, then you best stop using the internet m8. As for their terms for selling a game, what part of that is unreasonable may I ask? Of course you can't use "special characters" when you're dealing with an ENGLISH retailer. Of course you need to use your real, legal name when filling legal paperwork. Of course Valve isn't going to use a third party like Paypal for transferring money, bank-to-bank transfering is much more secure. Of course, given that they're located in the US, you have to pay in US dollars, and any bank will let you convert your currency, you don't need Paypal for that. You fail to demonstrate why Valve is evil in any way, shape, or form, you just assume they are for whatever reason because you don't particularly like their terms. I assure you, if Valve was truly evil, it wouldn't be the number 1 digital retailer in the world. As for "making bad games", you not liking games doesn't mean those games are somehow inherently bad, nor are they legitimate proof that valve is evil, I don't even know why you keep going with this argument. Yes, Valve is not perfect, they have shitty customer service and shitty quality control on games, but to go from that to "Valve is an evil corporation that's just looking to screw over users and developers" is a big stretch.

in the most simple terms main conclusion? valve is evil the risk both developers and players face when using valve steam? http://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/ in legal terms what i shown demonstrates what valve has place to keep making money and not favor the user/developer. Since valve is running a international business, this agreement has broken more than 6 countries that have laws to protect users/developers. AU, FR, USA, UK, JP (japan is still new but its a law nonetheless), and KR. On the developer contract we dont know anything about since valve has another agreement for developers. lastly, what you must do to sell a game: https://partner.steamgames.com/documentation/payment_info steam has crazy talks, unlike any of you i do have experience in selling a game. also getting a game on amazon, what valve has offer is complete BS as this never happen in my time with both amazon and itch. the risk is real, from a IT point of view as you see there is many loopholes to gain access into the developers info. If you account got hacked too bad all games might get deleted and have to wait for valve to do something, if your bank account got hacked, you lose a way to gain money and steam doesn't want paypal, if you develop outside the usa then expect lower income from bank fees, lastly you are stuck with steam only offering PC marketing nothing like mobile game can sell. you to imply that a company should leave themselves legally vulnerable in order to be in good graces with their consumer: no, they should do better to support consumers not make it worst. 80% of the agreement is fine but 10% of it is just pure evil, 10% is something they need to fix or add. this is a legal question thats too customise (its an actual bloody word) to talk about and only leads to nowhere but unlimitedly this agreement doesnt help the consumer at all. This happen on ebay, sprint, Bayer (the drug doesnt work), FIFA (They’ve been known to accept bribes. They have billions of dollars in reserve even though they’re supposed to be a non-profit organization), For-Profit Universities (long story short watch out for bad universities), and more. the only reason valve is target is because its the only platform that offer it, everyone else is download by website or download on our app and offer refunds if anything is bad, steam is steam only game with lock-on wallets to force users to use the money they spent. Moving along, you then go on to say that Valve makes bad games... R.I.P half life 3, R.I.P portal 3, R.I.P team fortress 3 we all want them but they just dont care. the expert admits that he is unfamiliar with the type of programming that Valve uses - dude its on your PC, it doesn't use one programing it uses several language which can cause problems. its the reason why you have to keep updating steam, its why many developers complain about importing it to steam, its the reason for the bug, and many other problems. so ask yourself, when's valve even going to help people.

Thanks, guys! Some great ideas here already, keep em coming. Babiker, if it does happen (I'll definitely submit the panel, but of course it might not get accepted...), I'll try to at least do an audio recording and post that along with slides. I... probably don't have the self-confidence to post a video recording of myself to the internet.

A Haruka fan? What rare good taste!

7/10 Protag turned into a total doormat during momoyo's route and chris' route was one of the biggest disasters I've ever read. Momoyo I wasn't exactly happy about either, which is probably why I failed the first time, because I just followed what choices I would make, not choices that would get senpai to notice me. The only reason I didn't rate it lower is because I felt that was just due to my preferences, and it didn't get in the way of me enjoying the route. May I ask what the problem(s) is with Chris' route?

I think it's really cool that they got a goat to do the song for it, really nice work. More Azuki is always a good thing as she's hilarious, but alas, no Maple storyline yet. One day...?

Lol sorry about that. I didn't check for older posts. I guess I'll take this opportunity to say "Maybe I'm just reviving the post? (Lame excuse)" Meh, its like buried by now. Doesn't hurt to get a new one going Don't think anyone minds to be honest. *Gets slapped by the mods* Owchie

https://vndb.org/v1189 It was everything I could've hoped for.

I don't share the opinion that the common route is particularly good. It's passable. The rest of the vn is amazing stuff though, play it.

It is to me. I felt that the main scenario writer (Romeo Tanaka) hit a perfect balance here between his thematic style, and the forward storytelling style used by Key in their previous works to invoke emotions. The common route is very fun, mixed with a mystery/suspense element that felt to me inspired from his work on I/O with Nakazawa. it's fun and it will keep you guessing and thinking until you reach the real story in the heroines routes. Tanaka wrote 4 routes and they were all fantastic to me. Ryukishi07 (Umineko/Higurashi) also did a great job with Konohana Lucia, her route was the most emotional one, but not thematically as strong as Tanaka's routes imho. Tonokawa's routes Sizuru and Chihaya are the weakest in the game, felt more cliche to me, especially Chihaya and her typical shonen story.

Since I'm in the mood for some off-topic, what exactly is wrong with Valve's games? or counter-strike for that matter? By the way Valve didn't even make counter-strike. valves owns counter strike so they should at least be held responsible for it and on steam they are claiming that they made it: http://store.steampowered.com/app/730/ this happen: http://steamed.kotaku.com/valve-admits-controversial-counter-strike-changes-didnt-1748386942 then this: http://steamed.kotaku.com/counter-strike-player-takes-out-four-enemies-with-a-sin-1749343245 and lastly this: http://kotaku.com/counter-strike-champ-makes-cheating-teammates-life-a-li-1728785807 I play counter strike regularly I'm even a somewhat high ranked player(no global elite, but still) so let me give you some food for though. While the Winter(R8) update was controversial, they reverted the changes in 3 days something they never did before, which shows that they did understand the wrong they did with the game, and that they are open to feed back. That scout shot is completely normal, if you actually understand CS you know that a gun with sufficient bullet penetration can hit multiple enemies with 1 shot, in that case it was 4 kills with 1 hit, because they lined up and it was all headshots(on the 3 extra kills), and the first one died because he had no armor, therefore insta-kill as well. You can't blame valve for cheating, there will never exist a perfect anti-cheat system so you should blame the people that do find fun in doing it. Also there are what's called vac waves in which batches of people are vac banned if there was evidence of cheating found by the VAC system, could VAC be better/faster? sure it could but never perfect, at the end of the day the blame is in the mindset of the cheaters. So tell me, what kind of responsibility do you expect about CS from valve then? other than cheating (they could at least update it like every mmo game i know), i do expect valve to at least do something creative with their games. i'm not saying add more maps or change the game that everyone knows, something better like the zombie version of the game and maybe more maps. The zombie version does exist, be it through mods or through that stupid(aka P2W) nexon iteration of the game. Secondly, VAC is updated, but valve unfortunately isn't able to ever pick up on every cheat, specially the private and paid ones. Finally, a bigger map pool in terms of official competitive play isn't really /that/ needed, considering the work you need to learn everything about them it could possible degrade the scene, if you just want a bigger map pool for the average joe, it already exists through the workshop. P.S.- If you say that you're saying that you aren't really implying that they should add more maps don't contradict yourself 18 words later. well the main problem is not the games but valve, people still believe its better to lose game ownership then have the game able to run. p.s someone fix this quote bug Well then Valve isn't really the main evil, any digital distribution platform(be it for games or not) only sells you a license of sorts, therefore you can put companies like Ubisoft, Sony, Microsoft and EA in that mix as well. You can say that it's valve's fault for starting this way of distribution, however it's quite logical in how it would evolve. So while I would like to really own the games I have in my digital libraries, I do understand why I don't. Lastly, if I may ask how do you manage to contradict yourself every other post? if you were complaining about valve's games how can you say that they aren't even really the main problem(as in something that matters overall) anymore? this guy explains it perfectly, he once worked in the IT development and like you also has played games that valve put out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaiZKV2Quv0 Hold on! Hold on! Slow down there cowboy. There are way too many redundant premises and one too many conclusions in your logic there. Let's break it down together shall we? First things first, what is your main conclusion? From what I can manage to cobble together, it seems as though your big picture is that we should stop trusting Valve. You then follow up this conclusion with another conclusion about how devs are at risk of exposing their personal information. Now here's the problem: a conclusion is not dependent on another conclusion. Rather then drawing up a new argument, let's just keep things simple and assume that the second conclusion is actually a premise for the first conclusion. Unfortunately we have now run into another problem. The premise of devs exposing their personal information, despite just being turned into a premise, can not stand on its own. Therefore you're going to need a valid premises in oorder for this to work. Let's move on to the next statement. You said that players are unable to fight the Valve agreement. Putting personal opinions aside, this could arguably work as a premis for your conclusion even though I do find it unfair of you to imply that a company should leave themselves legally vulnerable in order to be in good graces with their consumers. It's not Valve that's evil, it's the rulebook of business that's evil. Moving along, you then go on to say that Valve makes bad games... What does that have to do with trusting Valve? I would suggest that you take out this premise for a more effective argument is. Your next premise is stated more as a rhetorical question which seems to be implying that your premise is that all of Valves digital consumers are not the owners of the physical good. While this O statement seems redundant, it actually seems to stand on its own. Good job! You then go into a very in depth description on why Counter Strike sucks. Once again irrelevant so just get rid of it. Also as a side note, given how in depth you went into your gripes with Counter Strike, it seems to me that you simply have a vendetta against Valve, not for the Cache incident, but with CS itself. Ah, you then finnaly provide us some relevant support. Unfortunately there are two problems that have just raised. First, this support doesn't really fit anywhere. You would think that it would go above the Devs at risk but after watching the video myself, putting the support there changes the standpoint of your argument. The fact that in the video, the expert admits that he is unfamiliar with the type of programming that Valve uses to store the cach data makes the validity of almost everything he says afterwords undetermined. Now the only way for the argument to be in the Aristotelian standpoint. This means that your argument is valid only if the support you provided is true. Now then, any questions?

One thing you could do for the panel is a giveaway these I've noticed are good at keeping people around while you info dump on them. A second suggestion is to explain the specific genres/types like Chuuni, Nakige, Nukige, Moege, Eroge, OELVN...people constantly ask what these words mean so a brief bit on terminology might not hurt. Just a few minor and optional suggestions although personally I think what you described in the beginning is perfectly fine but if you need something to spice it up perhaps do a matching game which visual novel do you think belongs to which genre...usually these are pretty easy but if you need a game or something to do a give away that might not hurt.

BF4 is one of the best FPS I've ever played. It really is a blast. Rainbow Sixxxxxx Anyone here a big PC know how kinda person? Got a new GTX 970 card and EVGA 500w 80 PSU but not sure if the PSU will be able to handle my system effectively. My current specs (new card/psu not installed): Hidden Content My rig is a bit old which is why I am upgrading it. Currenly on gtx980/i75820k with 500w. You should be fine if you won't be overclocking all stuff.

BEST VISUAL NOVEL EVAR MUST READ SCREW GRISAIA I mean uh, yeah it's pretty damn good, my favourite VN thus far. It's also has a pretty epic story unlike most VNs, so it's pretty unique in that regard I'll leave you with Ashadow's review, it was all the motivation I needed

Rewrite is top-tier stuff, and easily one of my favorite Visual Novels. In addition to what Shiko said (all of it accurate), I'll add that the music is also excellent.

In my opinion Rewrite is very good, it has a fun common route, good characters, an interesting world and awesome writing. The only thing I didn't like about it was that it was so long and it was so serious all that time that I had to take a break every once in a while. But besides that you will get the feelz, especially towards the end, definitely would recommend.

What, no "Nii-san?" Vote would have to go to Aniki then.

You know, I didn't think I could be any more disappointed with you Ren, but you continue to prove me wrong.

にーにー seems the most intimate (in a sibling way) :3

I have a feeling this last half is going to be tight, at least based in the current pace. Though I still have high hopes, and suspect things to pick up a decent amount once people recover from Xmas shopping. Esp. from people that live paycheck-to-paycheck. Still, now would be a good time for me to win a huge lottery and fund it all myself. you can kinda guess if it is not gonna make it just by looking on how much money it did at this point, 30k by now and you can say it wont make it for sure. Almost half of the money right now and they are still pledging that gives you a little idea on how it's going to end, this is not 100% accurate but im confidente of what im saying on my experience of backing projects for many years now. libra https://www.kicktraq.com/projects/mikandijapan/libra-of-the-vampire-princess-visual-novel-english/ Now compare it to this big projects that failed: https://www.kicktraq.com/projects/617502838/shadow-of-the-eternals-0/ https://www.kicktraq.com/projects/g3studios/deathfire-ruins-of-nethermore/ EDIT: 50% wohoooooooo

Thanks, this is a good suggestion - I'll probably do a short infodump at the beginning, both on that exact topic and also briefly about broad genres, to give people some basic guidance about what they should look for given their existing otaku interests, before launching into the specifics on resources. Sorry, firecat, but it seems like you're not the target audience I'm trying to address, nor are you really understanding what I'm trying to accomplish for that audience... For some context, in case you're trying to be helpful: I attended a fan-run VN-related panel at Sakura-Con last year, and also chatted a fair bit with some of the attendees about their VN experiences. While there was a small group of hardcore fans present, and while all of that group certainly knew far more than I did about VNs, most of the people even at that VN panel were pretty unaware of the broader context. Most of them had played Katawa Shoujo, and many of them had played If My Heart Had Wings with the H-scene restoration patch (I strongly suspect this is popular with that group because of a unique combination of Steam availability and direct link from the Steam comments to the H-scene restoration patch), and... that was it. That was the whole of the VN world, as far as they knew. You probably don't get how literally I mean this; as an illustration, these people had actually never heard of Fate/Stay Night, which I was talking about quite a bit since I was in the middle of playing it at the time. That panel last year, while intending to educate people about VNs, didn't cover anything practical - it was about why VNs are interesting, what kinds of VNs there are, and so on. It was very much along the lines of what you're suggesting, I think. While some amount of that context and the subsequent discussion is certainly useful, and I certainly enjoyed parts of it myself, many of those people I met had a much more fundamental problem which isn't going to be solved by any amount of that material. No matter how pumped up you got those people to play a VN, they'd likely arrive in front of their computer and say "Well, now what." It's easy to say they should just figure it out (after all, we all did), but the truth is it's pretty hard to for non-Japanese-speaking VN fans to find most of the material out there, especially the fan-translated material. Building up your mental library of resources, understanding how each of them works, and so on takes quite a lot of time, and isn't really presented anywhere (that I've seen) in a coherent fashion. The lack of clear and simple practical advice means that many people who could end up being part of this community instead are left out, to everyone's detriment. This community could be much bigger, but it remains pretty isolated, and I think that's largely just because everybody here has kind of found what they need, or at least knows where to ask. So... yeah. That's what I want to help fix, in my small way

Hello! Chibi Subaru from Naive Sprites is here to respond.... Thank you for playing our demo and your review! We're happy to hear that you enjoy it. Chibi Alison in the tea cup is my favorite out of the chibis! I was happy that our current sprite artist was able to make them in time for the demo. We do plan to have a Log feature while playing the game when it's released so that people can read over the script. I was using TyranoBuilder to make the demo and not knowing any coding, I wasn't able to make this function for this demo. For the font, we didn't realize this issue so it's helpful when people point it out to us. Justin and myself looked over the demo before releasing it, but since we know the story by heart at this point, we didn't notice the problems with the commas and periods looking the same. We'll be changing the diagloue font for the next demo. Luckily we found a new programmer and got the contract signed. We don't know if this will push back our intended release date or not. We hope not, but you never know. Thank you

I will make one real complaint about it though - Takumi seriously needs to shut up and develop a filter on his big mouth. It's hard to believe someone with as much job experience (and at his age) to not know what is, and is not appropriette to say out loud to a person... I get that it's trying to be "funny" - and maybe it's just a cultural thing that really is amusing for some - but to me it just makes him look stupid and rude. I'm still more or less enjoying the VN, but I'm starting to dislike the mc. Why oh why do considerate and intelligent mcs have to be so rare? If they think it recreates "the akwardness of youth" then they are miles off. Unless they are purposefully making him look that bad, so the average reader can feel like they are better then him? Sigh, I need to find a good chuuni I haven't read yet I think...

Nana's "bro" puns in Akiba's Trip: Brotagonist Brofessor Brototype Brotaku The Brosen One Brobocop Brotato

Yep, at least I know of it, only played a bit though. Also I personally wouldn't qualify that as a fighting game, another thread may be better for any questions on it. Edit: I might update the thread OP and try to kick start this thread again (not like it was every super active). When the thread was made, there was plans for Fuwa community tournaments. I think it would be really cool if we were actually able to go through with that. Going to PM Mugi and WinkB sometime soon and see what we can do.

Nothing beats the possibility of your parents finding the fresh smell of an unopened Mamankyoushitsu ~Mirai no H no Obenkyou~ box in your room

Since I'm in the mood for some off-topic, what exactly is wrong with Valve's games? or counter-strike for that matter? By the way Valve didn't even make counter-strike. valves owns counter strike so they should at least be held responsible for it and on steam they are claiming that they made it: http://store.steampowered.com/app/730/ this happen: http://steamed.kotaku.com/valve-admits-controversial-counter-strike-changes-didnt-1748386942 then this: http://steamed.kotaku.com/counter-strike-player-takes-out-four-enemies-with-a-sin-1749343245 and lastly this: http://kotaku.com/counter-strike-champ-makes-cheating-teammates-life-a-li-1728785807 Well, now that you posted links from the most reliable news source on the internet, I guess I have no choice but to hate Valve for all eternity.

If My Heart Had Wings has a horribly butchered translation. I did not apply the patch to add back H-scenes. Despite both of those, I thoroughly enjoyed it and I highly recommend it. Moreover, (I swear I am seriously not trolling but simply stating my belief here) I honestly suspect it's a better game without the H content. Yes, it's censored. Yes, I care on principal, but in practice, for one specific game, I'll set aside my principals to play it; and I bet it's better this way, despite what happened to poor Ageha's route... As Tyrael pointed out, Fault: Milestone One is well spoken-of, affordable, and not censored/altered in any way. Though I haven't gotten around to playing it myself, so I can't speak for it myself... Sorry to hear you didn't like World End Economica... I'm actually a big fan of that series. For what it's worth, I find the characters much more compelling in Episode 2 vs. Episode 1, though the plot resolution in Episode 2 is much less satisfying vs. Episode 1 (I need Episode 3)